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March 12, 2015 · about 11 years ago

New Titanium High Capacity ROV Dredgers

WeSubsea recently released two new versions of its award-winning titanium ROV dredger systems, the new Titanium 8″ and 10″ High Capacity ROV Dredgers. The new ROV Dredgers have been developed to be used on rock dumps consisting of larger rocks, or seabed with natural rocks. WeSubsea’s highly efficie

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WeSubsea recently released two new versions of its award-winning titanium ROV dredger systems, the new Titanium 8″ and 10″ High Capacity ROV Dredgers.

The new ROV Dredgers have been developed to be used on rock dumps consisting of larger rocks, or seabed with natural rocks.

WeSubsea’s highly efficient ejector technology makes it possible to build high-capacity 8″ and 10″ HC dredgers with a flow rate from 1,002m³/h – 16,700Lpm to 1,223 m³/h – 20,383Lpm.

The HC dredgers are capable of dredging rocks size up to 185mm (8″ system) and 230mm (10″ system). This makes the new ROV Dredgers the lightest and most efficient in the market. Also, the HC dredgers can be used with an extended suction hose for transportation of sediments over longer distances.

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